Portland (Oregon)

Recently NTEN (Nonprofit Technology Network) put out their 2008 CMS Satisfaction Survey. You can find the full text and numbers for this survey on their web page, though it will cost you $50 if you are not a member. They are a valuable nonprofit themselves, so supporting them seems to be a good thing, and this report would go a long way to helping many of you convince your clients to use Drupal, more than you could achieve in $50 of billable time in many cases, so it would be $50 well spent.

In any event I thought I'd at least share the basics of that report with the group, on how Drupal ranked in customer satisfaction and related areas. Remember though that this is not representative of all your clients, but is nonprofit focussed, which is a group probably more likely to use free tools before most others, so it is unlikely that the world at large matches these numbers, fascinating as they are.

Hi,

I posted this in the Drupal Module Development forum, where it dropped to the second page in about 24 hours. It occurred to me, after attending the recent Drupal Camp, that we have a lot of Drupal experts right here in Portland. So if anyone knows the answer to this question, I would appreciate the help. You can post a reply here or at http://drupal.org/node/273520. Thanks!

My first ever Drupal module is at http://drupal.org/project/uc_addresses. I think I screwed up the releases and I would like to get them as close to "Drupal-standard form" as possible.

I really don't like posting support questions here in the groups section, but you guys are awesome and I wanted to ask you first.

I am having consistent issues with Image Quality from thumbnail images generated by Imagecache.

I use a CCK Image field to upload the image - then I run image cache on it to create the teaser and full view.

The quality for the large image is usually fine - but the thumbnail is really not up to par.

Is there a way to control that - using PHP settings for GD library?

Any suggestions for a wiki module that allows me to plug a wiki into my page, or allow my users to. I didn't really see anything in 6. What for example is used for the wikis we post here on our DUG?

Hi folks,

I'd like to make a couple of fields that I added to the user profile view only. Only the admin will be able to enter new users. Users can update their profiles but I want to prevent them from changing a couple of fields. I'm using Drupal 5.7 with the profiletabs module.

I realise this is probably obvious but I'm stuck as I am still pretty new to Drupal. I've searched and searched for the answer and also posted it on the support forum with no response.

Can you please stir me in the right direction? I'm prepared to buy you a beer! :)

Thanks!

-Francisco